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Title: Presentation Concepts 2 Giving Your Presentation


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Presentation Concepts 2Giving Your Presentation
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Objectives
  • Select and create appropriate and effective
    visuals
  • Present your visuals effectively
  • Choose an appropriate delivery method
  • Prepare for questions from the audience

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Objectives
  • Overcome your nervousness and control your
    speaking anxiety
  • Improve your delivery
  • Analyze your nonverbal communication
  • Give a collaborative presentation
  • Set up for your presentation

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Benefits of Using Visuals
  • Increases your audiences understanding
  • Helps listeners remember information
  • Highlights your organization
  • Adds credibility to your presentation
  • Stimulates and maintains your listeners
    attention
  • Varies the pace of your presentation
  • Keeps you on track

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Selecting Appropriate Visuals
  • Which visuals are suitable for my purpose and
    desired outcomes?
  • Which visuals would my audience understand?
  • Which visuals work best for the situation in
    which Ill give my presentation?
  • Which visuals can I create effectively?

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Using Tables
  • Tables are a visual method of organizing words
    and numerical data in horizontal rows and
    vertical columns.
  • Making facts and details accessible
  • Organizing data by categories
  • Summarizing results and recommendations
  • Comparing sets of data
  • Facilitating decisions

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Using Tables
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Using Graphs
  • Graphs show the relationship between two
    variables along two axes or reference lines.
  • Comparing one quantity to another
  • Showing changes over time
  • Indicating patterns or trends

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Using Graphs
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Using Charts
  • Charts are visuals that use lines, arrows, and
    boxes or other shapes to show parts, steps, or
    processes.
  • Pie charts
  • Organizational charts
  • Flowcharts

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Using Charts
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Using Illustrations
  • Illustrations are pictorial ways to represent
    parts and processes, consist of diagrams,
    drawings, maps, photographs, and clip art

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Determining Whether You Can Create Visuals
  • What are the expectations for my visuals?
  • How much time will I have to prepare the visuals?
  • Do I have adequate knowledge or expertise to
    create the visuals?
  • What computer equipment and other production
    resources do I have available for creating my own
    visuals?
  • How much money is budgeted to hire a technical
    illustrator or graphic artist?

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Choosing an Appropriate Delivery Method
  • Written vs. Memorized presentations
  • Much advance preparation
  • Extemporaneous presentations
  • Some advance preparation
  • Impromptu presentations
  • Little advance preparation, but difficult to give

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Preparing for Your Presentation
  • Prepare for questions from the audience
  • Overcome nervousness
  • Practice your presentation

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Improving Your Delivery
  • Establishing eye contact
  • Use a pleasant, natural voice

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Using Non-verbal Communication
  • Checking your appearance and posture
  • Using natural gestures and movement
  • Avoiding annoying mannerisms

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Presentation Delivery Worksheet
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Facilities Checklist
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Evaluating Your Performance
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